How can you convince your mom to let you take gymnastics?

Answer 1

Beg her and make her feel guilty until she says yes, it would also help if you got your dad to help you convince her

Answer 2

You could always threaten them, although some think that that is not the best way. If you show yourself useful around the house (helping with chores, being obedient, etc.) then maybe they will let you. If you get a job and show that you are being serious about figure skating and giving them the money to support the household, then maybe they can see that figure skating could earn them even more money if you are very talented.

Answer 3

Mission Impossible 5, bro. I loved Field Hockey, and ice skating and soon desired to move on to Ice Hockey, once i felt I was a good enough skater. Unfortunately, parents aren't very keen on letting their children into one of the most dangerous team sports in the world. Try to get information on hockey players, make one of them your hero, tell your parents you want to make a career out of hockey.

Answer 4

1. Tell them how much you want it. Sometimes parents don't understand what's important and what's not important to us kids. Tell them how much you want to do gymnastics, and say "Thank you" when they say yes.

2. If it's your birthday, tell them joining gymnastics is on your list.

3. Look for the cheapest yet good gymnastic center. If you type in on Google "Gymnastic Recreational Centers" You'll see many choices. Pick the cheapest one in Monthly fees, Payment, and Attire. Find out what you'll need to wear.

4. Find the directions of where the Gym is. Show your parents. Don't pick a gym out of the state. Pick one closest to you. If you don't know if it's close or not, "Google Maps" is here for you.

5. Work for it. If you want to be in Gymnastics, prove you can handle responsibilty. Don't get upset if your parents say no. Gymnastics can be very expensive, and takes time. Parents already deal with Bills, and stuff. Gymnastics can be at LEAST $300 per month. Depends on if you're going to be Competing.

Good luck! :-D

Answer 5

You can tell your parents that Cheerleading is a lot of fun and it's a great form of exercise. It's also a good way to make friends, build confidence, and learn valuable life lessons. Have them read this article

http://forum.fierceboard.com/threads/pay-now-or-pay-later.17644/

Answer 6

Explain to her the benefits of gymnastics which include learning a hard work ethic, engaging in physical activity, gaining physical strength, building courage, etc.

Answer 7

In order to convince your parents to put you in gymnastics coming up with the pros and cons of the sport can help. Also, possible future opportunities could convince them to do so.

Answer 8

Beg like you never begged before!

Answer 9

ask her a hundred times

Answer 10

beg